Chester Invitational final churns as Coulterville toppled Saxony Lutheran
Jordan Wagner scored 20 points guiding Marissa Coulterville past Saxony Lutheran to win the Chester Invitational title, while Chester took third with Chris Kern 19 points over Valley Park. Elverado led early then beat COSL 57-47, and other scores featured Goreville, Joppa, Sparta, Carterville, and more.
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Chester
Jordan Wagner
Marissa Coulterville
Saxony Lutheran
Chris Kern
Valley Park
Bower
Jackson
Delaney
Maalim
Curtright
Bode
Barthol
Willison
Kern
Roth
Wallace
Bert
Lankford
Marissa-D'Ville
Saxony Lthn
Marissa-Coulterville
Weber
Place
Vasquez
R. Weber
Wine
Wagner
Pannier
Ruppel
Bohnert
Steffens
Weser
Courtois
Kwikkel
Brett Steffens
Craig Place
Andrew Vasquez
Steve Richardson
Perryville
Brent Roth
Jeremy Cartright
Max Weser
Chase Willison
Cobden tops Shawnee as Lear drills eight threes
Cobden defeats Shawnee on the road behind Jenna Lear scoring 29 points with eight three pointers. Shawnee's Kaylee Boston leads the loss with 18 points as Pinckneyville beats Anna Jonesboro 53-39. Anna Jonesboro sits 2-4 in conference play while Pinckneyville improves to 14-5 and 4-2 in the LIRR Mississippi Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Lake
Jenna Lear
Cobden
Shawnee
Kaylee Boston
Miller
Holly Bigham
Pinckneyville
Anna Jonesboro
Foster
Hayden
Abermathy
Brown
Grant
Vanderjack
Bigham
Kellerman
Hagood
Eisenhauer
Bruns
Anna-Jonesboro
Abernathy
LIRR
Cobden Edges Shawnee In Low-Scoring Bowed Battle
Cobden defeated Shawnee 59 to 42 as Cobden’s Lear led with 29 points and 10 rebounds while Ellett led Shawnee with 18 points before fouling out. Cobden used eight three pointers to pull away, with team foul totals 14 to 15 and Shawnee finishing 5-10 on the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Menckowski
J. Furez
Davison
Miklos
Phillips
Swisher
R Furez
Goreville
Shadowens
Sopczak
Patowcki
Monchowski
Christpher Is
Joppa
ShawnEe
Stevens
McMahon
Leonard
Goodman
Brent
Murphy
Trico
Sparta
Vogt
Stephenson
Grace
Biesner
Peck
Jessica Robinson
Jackie Robinson
Martin
Avery
Claybourn
Jasmine Robinson
Cobden
Lear
Osbourn
Gray
Wiggs
Butte
Ellett
Duda
Kennedy
Hilman
Boston
Cahokia
CarbondAle
Walker
Mosby
Ford
Moore
Henderson
Malone
Germany
Ross
Koch
Luckett
Love
Kasten
Thomas
Gooch
Acree
Jones
Carter
Lovett
Packers
Seahawks
Sea—Alexander
Brown
Sea—Engram
Hasselbeck
G.jennings
Favre
Crosby
R.grant
Sea
FG Brown
Harrisburg Rallies Past Galatia 64 61 In Harrisburg Sophomores Bruderen and Piche lead comeback
Harrisburg succumbs to a late surge with Plain Bruderen and Kelsey Piche each scoring 18 as Harrisburg fends off Galatia 64 to 61. Galatia led 22-13 at halftime but Harrisburg rallied in the second half, while Cahokia-Carbondale and Eagle Ridge-Agape Christian mini-notes appear in the same page.
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Harrisburg
Plain Bruderen
Kelsey Piche
Galatia
Herrin High defeats Wood River 51 27 in wrestling
Herrin High School topped Wood River 51 to 27 in a wrestling meet at Wood River. Baylen Earles pinned Dave, Kyle Borders pinned D Baragiola, several forfeit wins for Herrin, with Sargent and Kesler securing decisions or pins for Herrin as the match concluded.
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Herrin
Wood River
Herrin 48 Bethalto Civic Memorial 24 wrestling meet results
Herrin defeated Bethalto Civic Memorial 48 to 24. Multiple weight class bouts were decided by pins and forfeits including 103 BCM Baylen Earnes pinned by 103 Williams, 112 Borders of HER won 9-8, 125 Holliday HER over Vandiver BCM 7-0, and several pins by HER at 135 140 145 152 160. Forfeits occurred at 119 130 189 285.
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Wood River
Baylen Earles
Dave
Kyle Borders
D. Baragiola
Leach
Jake Holliday
Marshall Anderson
John Sargent
Terry
Trenton Fortner
John Kesler
Chronister
C. Williams
Baylen Earnes
Dec Snyder
Dec. Vandiver
S. Williams
McIntire
Frazier
Trey Wilcox
Cox
Brandon Fortner
Alexandrini
Woellner
Charlie Lautenbacher
Karrick
Billy Klump
HER
Logan
Barnes
Brohammet
Chesser
Schehi
Milanos
Lovell
T. Beeler
Hoppwood
L. Beeler
HIL
Kuhl
Ry. Knap
Ri. Knap
Vandalia
Cody Brashear
Phillip Glenn
Jake Miller
Payton
Brown
Michael Rodriguez
Drew Lawdewee
Hunt
Deven Tyrone
Beau
Tarek al
Kevin Gotlieb
MUR
Frownfelder
MON
Ashton Brewer
Bradlauer
Young
Dodge
White
Bregenzer
Garrison
Drew Landewee
Tarek Aldroubi
Stampler
Schwank
Chris Scholz
Josh Easton
Houseman
Shea Baker
Cook
Novak
Ashden Haney
Feyerebend
Lowe
Cody Gould
Jones
Brad Bradlauer
Herrin Edges Hillsboro In Dual Meet Scoring
In a varsity wrestling event Herrin defeated Hillsboro 48 to 27 with multiple matches decided by forfeit pins and decisions. Notable results include Earles earning a forfeit win and Holliday securing a 0:54 pin, while Knap and Kesler recorded pins for Herrin and Hillsboro respectively.
Herrin and Roxana Dual Meet Resumes in Close Wrestling Battle
Herrin defeated Roxana with several near falls and pins as Kyle Borders won by decision at 112 pounds while Brueggeman of Roxana earned a forfeit. Holliday pinned for Herrin at 125, Grizzle of Roxana won by pin at 130, Sargent of Herrin claimed a 17-2 technical fall, Fortner of Herrin pinned Hubbard, Kesler pinned Kamp, Gray edged Wilcox, Brandon Fortner posted a 16-0 technical fall, Zimmermann pinned Lautenbacher, Pirtle earned a Roxana forfeit, Klump pinned Spann and a double forfeit closed the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River
Baylen Earles
Kyle Borders
Caldwell
ROX
Brueggeman
Jake Holliday
HER
Perry
Grizzle
Marshall Anderson
John Sargent
Johnson
Trenton Fortner
Hubbard
John Kesler
Kamp
Gray
Trey Wilcox
Brandon Fortner
Robertson
Zimmermann
Charlie Lautenbacher
Pirtle
Billy Klump
Spann
Williams and Bracy Lead MAS Wrestling Dual
In MAS action Williams at 112 defeated Borders 4 1. Bracy at 119 won by forfeit. Holliday at 125 pinned Garvey in 2 23. Marshall Anderson at 130 led HER with clear performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River
Baylen Earles
K. Williams
Kyle Borders
Bracy
Jake Holliday
Garvey
Marshall Anderson
Record-Herrin Wrestlers Dominate Dual Night
At the meet Record-Herrin posted a 17-2 record. Sarg ent (HER) won by forfeit 135 while Fortner (HER) pinned Graf 140. Kesler (HER) pinned Knapp 145. Williams (MAS) defeated Sanders 152. Fortner (HER) pinned Beale 160. Sterkel and Zotz (MAS) forfeited 171 and 189. Johnson (MAS) pinned Klump 215. Heide (MAS) won by forfeit 285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauer
John Sargent
Trenton Fortner
Graf
Mas
John Kesler
Knapp
T Williams
Lary Sanders
Brandon Fortner
Beale
Sterkel
Zotz
Johnson
Billy Klump
Heide
Herrin
Murphysboro Dominates Monticello In Dual Meet
In Vandalia meets Murphysboro records a 48 to 28 victory over Monticello. Several matches end by forfeit or pins, with Murphysboro wrestlers posting decisive wins at 119 130 and 135 while Monticello claim wins at 125 145 and 171. Strong performances by Murphysboro include pins by Miller and Lawdewee as well as close decisions.
Murphysboro Beats Aston 41 36 In Regional Wrestling Meet
Cody Brashear of Murphysboro won 16 0 by technical fall over Young of Aston. Multiple pins and decisions followed with Murphysboro competitors earning points across weight classes including 112 119 125 140 160 and 285 bouts. Alten opponents claimed some wins by pin or decision.
Vandalia Edges Murphysboro In Dual Meet 46 24
Vandalia defeats Murphysboro 46 to 24 with wins by Cody Brashear Eller Jake Miller Michael Rodriguez Stock Paulding Pyle Bowling Etcheson Shea Baker Ashden Haney Scheyrer Cody Gould and Stone. Murphysboro finishes at 14-3.
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Vandalia
Cody Brashear
Wernele
Van
Eller
Phillip Glenn
Jake Miller
Ledbetter
Michael Rodriguez
Foster
Stock
Drew Landewee
Paulding
Deven Tyrone
Mur
Pyle
Tarek Aldroubi
Bowling
Chris Scholz
Etcheson
Josh Easton
Shea Baker
Hemminghouse
Ashden Han
Television sports and playoff results snapshot
A compact scoreboard of televised sports across bowling golf tennis and basketball plus NFL divisional playoff results. Includes noon to late-evening listings for ESPN ESPN2 CBS FOX FSN and VERSUS with details on matchups and final scores Seattle Green Bay and New England results among others.
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ESPN
TGC
Illinois
Indiana
CBS
Virginia
Duke
FSN
Midwest
Chicago
Atlanta
WGN
San Diego
Indianapolis
N.Y. Giants
Dallas
FOX Rodeo
Versus
Seattle
Washington
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh
Tampa Bay
Tennessee
Green Bay
New England
FOX
NFL
New York
Associated Press
Greg Ellis
Randy Moss
Ben Roethlisberger
Brett Favre
Jamal Lewis
Cleveland
Bobby Engram
Patrick Kenney
Derek Anderson
Amani Toomer
NY Giants
Albert Haynesworth
Mario Williams
Houston
Andre Carter
National teams reshuffle coaching and players in brief move line
Buffalo Bills name Russ Brandon chief operating officer. Cleveland Browns promote Mel Tucker to defensive coordinator and Cory Andlin to defensive backs coach. Carolina Hurricanes place Glen Wesley on injured reserve and recall Brandon Nolan and Tim Conboy from Albany. Los Angeles Kings assign Jon Klemm to Manchester. Capitals recall Brent Johnson from Hershey and send Frederic Cassini to Hershey. Southern Miss names Chris Kapilovic offensive line coach, Tennessee hires Latrell Scott wide receivers coach, West Virginia appoints Doc Holliday tight ends and fullbacks coach and recruiting coordinator.
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Buffalo Bills
Russ Brandon
Cleveland Browns
Mel Tucker
Cory Andlin
National Hockey League
Carolina Hurricanes
Glen Wesley
Jane
Brandon Nolan
Tim Conboy
Albany
LOS Angeles Kings
Jon Klemm
Manchester
Washington Capitals
Brent Johnson
Hershey
Frederic Cassini
Hershey College
Southern Miss
Chris Kapilovic
Tennessee
Latrell Scott
West Virginia
Doc Holliday
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